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indica-dominant strainDeadly Triangle
Deadly Triangle is an indica-dominant CSI Humboldt cultivar associated with Triangle Kush and the Deadly G-Cut, an ’88 G13 Hashplant. Pine, wood, resin and fuel define the aroma; pinene and myrcene are documented. The effects are described as body-focused, relaxing and calming. Cannabinoid levels vary by batch.
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Aroma, effects and terpenes
Aromas
- gassy
- pine-like
- woody
Effects
- body-focused
Terpenes
Cannabinoid profile
Recorded ranges
These values are provided for context. Actual levels may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
Genetics
Parentage and family tree
Deadly Triangle is shown at the top. The documented parent lines follow below through the 2nd generation.
Editorial profile
Deadly Triangle in detail
Origin & context
According to the source description, Deadly Triangle was bred by CSI Humboldt as a tribute to classic OG lines of the 1990s. It is described as a combination of Triangle Kush and the Deadly G-Cut, identified there as ’88 G13 Hashplant. The normalized lineage “G13 × Triangle Kush” abbreviates this specific cut designation and should therefore not be treated as a complete genetic representation without clarification.
Aroma & flavour
The historical framing comes from the source and describes the breeding objective or stylistic orientation. It does not substantiate every broader narrative about OG history or earlier imports. The reliable points are the named breeder, the two specifically identified genetic components and the explicit reference to a classic OG profile.
Terpene profile
The aroma is described as an intense blend of pine wood and fuel. The structured data lists diesel, gassy, pine-like and woody notes. Resinous and forest-like nuances complement this picture. The source also uses a nostalgic comparison with a Christmas scent; in factual terms, however, pine, wood, resin and fuel remain the specific sensory characteristics.
Effect tendency
Pinene is identified as a dominant component of the described terpene profile. Myrcene and caryophyllene are also mentioned. Caryophyllene and the stated dominance of pinene are currently absent from the structured master data. Terpene profiles can vary by sample, so this order should not be considered guaranteed for every batch. It does not explain the aroma on its own, but provides a plausible chemical complement to the sensory description.
Cannabinoids, flowering & appearance
The effects are characterized as intense and body-focused; relaxing and calming impressions are also normalized. These are source descriptions, not guaranteed responses. The statement that the experience resembles earlier Mexican imports is a subjective historical comparison and not a genetic claim. It is therefore not counted as part of the ancestry.
Further context
The description typically gives THC as 24 to 29 percent, while the master data only records the maximum value of 29. CBD is described as below one percent, not exactly one percent. Both ranges may vary between phenotypes and batches. Overall, Deadly Triangle combines a specifically documented CSI Humboldt origin with an old OG-oriented pine, wood and fuel profile and a physically calming character. Information on flowering time, yield and growth is unavailable and should not be inferred from its indica dominance.
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Frequently asked questions about Deadly Triangle
What type of strain is Deadly Triangle?
We list Deadly Triangle as an indica-dominant strain with the parentage G13 × Triangle Kush.
What genetics are behind Deadly Triangle?
The parentage of Deadly Triangle is G13 × Triangle Kush.
What does Deadly Triangle smell and taste like?
Aromatically, Deadly Triangle is primarily diesel, gassy, pine-like and woody. Depending on the batch and phenotype, the expression may vary in intensity.
Which terpenes are associated with Deadly Triangle?
Myrcene and pinene are listed in the Deadly Triangle profile. They complement the described aroma profile.
What effects can be expected from Deadly Triangle?
We primarily describe Deadly Triangle as body-focused, relaxing and calming. Effects are subjective and are not a medical promise.
How high is the THC content of Deadly Triangle?
Deadly Triangle is listed with a THC range of up to 29 %. Actual values may vary depending on batch, phenotype and growing environment.
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